WORLD HISTORICAL AND ART MEDALS 1543


Le Printemps, L’Été, L’Automne et L’Hiver, 1927, uniface square bronze plaques by H. Dropsy for Canale (4), seated nude female, respectively, supporting a basket of roses on her head, sheltering under a tree from the sun, supporting a basket of produce and sheltering against a tree-stump, her cape blowing while it snows, each 50 x 50mm (Dropsy Exh. Cat. 1964, 60-2, –; cf. DNW 48, 736-9); the four set in a rectangular bronze mount, named (À Me. P. Jousselin, Président du Conseil-Superieur du Notariat, 1942-1945), and in turn set into a bronze base. Extremely fine and very rare


£1,000-1,500


1544


Victor and Thérèse Canale, 1927, a hexagonal bronze plaque by H. Dropsy for Canale, half-length portrait of Victor Canale facing, holding a portrait medal with the bust of Thérèse on it, rev.two medallions above legend in five lines, 60 x 52mm (Dropsy Exh. Cat. 1964, –; Classens 15; cf. DNW48, 740).Smallpiercing at top,otherwise about very fine and very rare


£60-80


1545


Baigneuse, 1927, a uniface Art Déco bronze plaque by P. Turin, naked female Venus casting off a robe, 101 x 32mm (CGMP pp.382 -3; Classens 133; cf. BDW 5, 130). Polished, otherwise about very fine; set ina wooden frame with hook on the back for suspension £100-150


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